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Colleagues, friends and students pay tribute to Brian Hartley's contribution to Roman archaeology and particularly to samian studies with essays on: Stanwick and Melsonby (L Fitts); Tacitus on Agricola (R H Martin); Agricola and Roman Scotland (G Maxwell); Cameleon and Flavian troop-movements in southern Britain (V G Swan & Paul T Bidwell); The planning of forts and fortresses (M Hassall); The dating of town walls (J Wacher); William Stukeley's Caesarmagus (R M J Isserlin); Romano-British art and samian (Martin Henig); Three stamped decorated bowls from Gloucester (F Wild); The organization of the production of terra sigillata at La Graufesenque (M Polak); Un vase moulé de Montans (J-L Tilhard); Lezoux - La Graufesenque et la Romanisation (H Verlet); An unusual decorated jar from Northamptonshire (G Webster); Zur Verwertbarkeit von Reliefsigillaten des 2. und 3. Jahrunderts (I Huld-Zetsche); A decorated samian dish from London (J Bird); Die Datierung der Rheinzaberner Reliefsigillata (K A Mees); Samian from the City of Lincoln (M J Darling); Expert systems in sigillata and numismatic studies (G Rogers); Un dépot pré-flavien à Tongeren (Belgique) (M Vanderhoeven); The range and distribution of Romano-British stamped wares (V Rigby); Early Roman amphorae from Le Mans (P Galliou); Pottery production at Corbridge in the 1st century (J N Dore); Une moule d'applique de la collection Constancias (C Bémont); Second-century pottery derived from metal and samian prototypes (J Webster & P Webster); Hoards of Roman coins found in Britain (A S Robertson); Do brooches have ritual associations? (G Simpson & B Blance); A hoard of late Roman ironwork from Sibson (W H Manning); A sling from melandra? (J P Wild); Early occupations at St. Mary's Abbey, York: the evidence of the glass (H E M Cool). 324p, numerous illus (Oxbow Monograoh 80, 1998) ... Read more

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Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Sir William Pickles Hartley, Geoff Hall, Brian Redman, Ken Bracewell, Wallace Hartley, Tom Shaw, Tony Livesey, Walter Butler Cheadle, Jeff Smith, Kevin Hird, Tom Storey, Alfred William Wilcock, Steven Townsend, William Nunnick, Dave Walker, Leslie Bulcock. Excerpt:Alfred William Wilcock (1887 1953) was an cathedral organist , who served in Derby Cathedral and Exeter Cathedral . Background Alfred Wilcock was born on 21 October 1887 in Colne Lancashire . He studied organ under James Kendrick Pyne at Manchester Cathedral . Career Organist of: References (URLs online) Cultural offices A hyperlinked version of this chapter is at Brian Redman driving Alfa Romeo Tipo 33 TT 12 at the Nürburgring in 1974 Brian Herman Thomas Redman (born 9 March 1937 in Colne , Lancashire and educated at Rossall School, Fleetwood, Lancashire, ) is a British racing driver from England . He was very successful in sportscar racing and the World Sportscar Championship , winning the 1970 Targa Florio with a Porsche 908 and the 12 Hours of Sebring twice, in 1975 with a BMW Coupé and in 1978 with a Porsche 935 . He was for many years associated with the Chevron marque, founded by fellow-Lancastrian Derek Bennett. Career Redman drove for Shadow Racing Cars both in CanAm and in Formula One . He also appeared in McLaren , Cooper and Alfa Romeo cars. He dominated North American Formula 5000 racing in the mid-1970s winning the SCCA/USAC Formula 5000 Championship three years in a row (1974 1976) driving Lolas . He participated in 15 World Championship Grands Prix, debuting on 1 January 1968. He achieved 1 podium in the 1968 Spanish Grand Prix in third place behind Graham Hill and Denny Hulme in a Cooper BRM, and scored a total of 8 championship points with two 5th places in the 1972 Monaco Grand Prix and the 1972 Ge... ... Read more